Afrojack Expands CONTROL Tour with Green Velvet, Loco Dice, and Tiga
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Afrojack Expands CONTROL Tour with Green Velvet, Loco Dice, and Tiga

Afrojack has officially locked in the support lineup for his highly anticipated CONTROL Tour, unveiling a roster that leans into a deeper, more club-focused aesthetic than typically expected from a major festival headliner. The tour, which highlights a shift in the Dutch producer’s sonic direction, will feature performances from industry stalwarts including Green Velvet, Loco Dice, and Tiga, alongside Murda Beatz and HILLS.

This curated selection of artists signals a deliberate move toward house and techno, reflecting the evolution of Afrojack’s sound over the past year. Rather than relying on standard tour-package fillers, the support acts share direct creative ties to his recent output. For instance, Afrojack and Green Velvet previously collaborated on a back-to-back set at a Coachella afterparty, while his track ‘Monopoly Man’ was released on Loco Dice’s renowned Desolat label. Furthermore, for the 15th-anniversary remix project of his breakout hit ‘Take Over Control,’ he specifically tapped HILLS to provide a fresh perspective.

The support lineup isn’t just a random assortment of names — it reflects where Afrojack’s sound has actually been heading over the past year, drifting further into house and techno territory while still keeping one foot in the bigger-room sound he’s known for. Several of the artists joining him have direct ties to his recent output rather than just being tour-package fillers.

The inclusion of Tiga and Murda Beatz further diversifies the bill, bridging the gap between electro-house lineage, hip-hop-adjacent production, and underground techno. This strategic programming suggests that the CONTROL Tour is designed to showcase the breadth of influences currently shaping Afrojack’s creative process, offering fans a more nuanced experience than a traditional big-room set.

Major stops on the tour include the Brooklyn Storehouse in New York on October 2 and the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles on November 27. As the fall run approaches, fans can expect additional dates and details to be announced. Check out the updated tour flyer below.